Organisational

The bizarre changes in organisational structure and the retreat of warranted officers into specialized squads to tackle targets with little direct and daily ‘normal’ interaction with the ‘seldom heard’ community of nice, decent, ordinary people. ❋ Inspector Gadget (2009)

I have already burned in organisational PC hell – strange in a way as I did a lot to bring diversity issues to the fore – though my take, now much supported in research, was always that the problems had little to do with one way racism, sexism or white people in particular. ❋ Inspector Gadget (2010)

That's rich from a man whose only job outside government was as principal lecturer in organisational behaviour at the University of North London. ❋ Unknown (2008)

The new team will set about designing a massive sea change in organisational practice which will actually boil down to more forms, more processes, more bureaucracy and another chunk of front line money feeding the ever greedy rear echelon as they scramble to adjust to the new all mighty teams diktats. ❋ Inspector Gadget (2008)

The successful establishment of these two ANC institutions will be a major advance towards building long term organisational capacity in a serious and sustainable manner. ❋ Unknown (2007)

There he was engaged in organisational and personnel-related functions. ❋ Unknown (2001)

Trade Unions alliance during delivery of the ANC's mid-term organisational report at the party's five-day national general council in Port Elizabeth, Motlanthe said except for successful election campaigns, the alliance was failing to mobilise the masses for improvement of their lives. ❋ Unknown (2000)

Delivering the ANC's midterm organisational report, he said there was growth among coloureds in the Northern and Western Cape, business people in Gauteng, and among traditional leaders in ❋ Unknown (2000)

ANC secretary-general Kgalema Motlanthe will also address delegates on Wednesday, in what is expected to be a hard-hitting mid-term organisational report. ❋ Unknown (2000)

They claim that such policy templates have riveted the continent on short-term organisational approaches to managing African affairs, arguing that what Africa needed were home-grown institutional structures that could freely borrow from working systems without intimidation. ❋ Unknown (2010)

If they are coming together again, and it threatens to last longer this time, it could be because both have been swatted aside by Congress on the grounds that such "lopsided seat-sharing pacts" were inimical to longterm organisational interests. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The The individual as consumer, as Type A. Multiple perspectives offer With employee representatives on Empirical evidence indicates that the possibilities chooser, is the personification of heightened possibilities, but medium the supervisory boards of suppression of moral agency might be for moral moral agency, but the individual as to long-term organisational survival organisations (as in Germany), the more than minor and isolated agency in moral agent when selling his or her will dominate concerns. possibilities again appear stronger aberrations in an otherwise organisa - labour is troublesome. ❋ Unknown (2008)

We can also see it in the poverty of attention that enterprise 2.0 pundits give to long term organisational memory and recordkeeping, in the longer term memory lapses in organisations that I have blogged about here in the past few weeks, and in the professional unreadiness of the records management profession for the challenges of preserving memory in faster moving, more fragmented knowledge environments ( ❋ Unknown (2009)

Nonetheless, we should not make the mistake of thinking that the idea of organisational dualism originated with the ❋ James Pendlebury (2009)

The methods have been drawn not just from the worlds of creative problem solving and innovation, but also from other worlds such as organisational change, strategic planning, psychotherapy, the new sciences and the creative arts … This is intended to be a comprehensive database of idea generation methods … ❋ Unknown (2005)

An organisation resorting to armed means has to adopt a certain kind of organisational structure as well as processes. ❋ Abhay N (2006)

REMARKS Strong sympathiser, possibly has some kind of organisational tie-up. ❋ Unknown (1998)

It is a prerequisite for success in any kind of organisational improvement, productivity or change process. ❋ Unknown (1996)

Nevertheless, the risk of this kind of organisational set-up is in an often observed decline of quality. ❋ Unknown (1987)

[Ah man], tonight we have to get totally [organised], serious. Last night I got so organised I tried to [bake a cake] when I got home, it didn't go well. ❋ Wally Norman (2009)

[The English] [like to] organise things [properly]. ❋ Blah (2004)

[Team]: Why are you coming to the [team] do at x? Me: I hate [organised fun]! ❋ Business With Attitude (2008)

Socialist Organiser was never what the [NUS] rightwing now [claim it] is, and in any case it's been [defunct] for 20 years. Get over it, you wankers! ❋ Andy (2004)

Girl: Still alive after [last night's] party? You're quite the [organised alcoholic]. You: [Work hard, play hard]!! ❋ Drew's Chew (2011)

The [Organised crime] mastermind is in jail again.. because he is above the law ? That's what He reckons.!! LOL But the Crook Cops required To evade the law Must follow the law To be above the law For deluded [crims] Togetherness law breaking NOT Best match [Opposites attract] .. JAIL ha ha ❋ TSARINA (2017)

mum: your room is so [untidy] john: no it [isn't it's] organised chaos mum: ok where are your trainers? john: there next to the [bookshelf] under my gym kit ❋ Peter231 (2011)

Person A: damn dude I forgot to do my [Knowledge Organiser] Person B: [Listen bro] DO NOT panic just tell Mrs you forgot your book at home Teacher: ALRIGHT KIDS HAND IN YOUR [KO'S] Person A: Mrs..I...I..I forgot my [knowledge organiser] at home Teacher: This means detention Mr (Person A's second name) Person B: ohh shit ❋ FortnoteBotHere (2020)

"[Oy], Socialist Organiser, leave my [block] votes [alone]!!" ❋ Logisicscally (2006)

From an [objective] point of view, the world leader attained his power using [the fear] instilling [objects] from organised religion. ❋ [email protected] (2010)